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Located at 6322 W 133rd Ave in Crown Point, IN, this official dog park offers a fantastic space for your furry friend to romp around and enjoy the outdoors. The enclosed dog park features 2-7 acres of fenced-in areas, providing ample space for dogs to socialize and play off-leash. Although some users note that the park might not be the most well-maintained, it still offers a great atmosphere for dogs to run and explore. Entrance to the park costs $5 for residents and $7 for non-residents, but currently, there is no fee for accessing the dog park itself. Open from sunrise until an hour before dusk, it’s best to arrive early to avoid crowds. All walking trails are dog-friendly, though dogs must be leashed outside the off-leash areas. While there is a small paved path around the lake, the other trails are mowed regularly, but it's advisable to check for ticks. Users also appreciate that water is available for dogs, and dog owners should remember to bring poop bags. In addition to the dog park, the area offers playgrounds, hiking, fishing, and other recreational activities, making it a great destination for both you and your pet.
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Sometimes the entry to the full part is five dollars but in this spring it's free but no fee for the dog park itself
All trails are dog friendly. Entrance fee is $5 for residents or $7 for non-residents. Open from sunrise to an hour before dusk--recommend getting there earlier to avoid crowds. Only one paved path around the lake, but the other trails are mowed regularly; check for ticks! Dogs must be leashed unless in the off-leash dog park, but you need to buy a separate pass for that through the county office.
2-7 acre fenced in areas. Not the most well maintained park but a lot of space to run around. Bring you poop bags. Water is available. This is a lake county park. They sell season passes or I think it’s five dollars a day. There is a lot of other stuff to do there also. Playgrounds, hiking fishing and a lot of fun stuff .
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